Will Ukraine nuke Russia if Donald Trump cuts aide? Reports say the country is just months away from building a nuclear bomb
Ukraine stands at a critical crossroads, with a new report revealing that the country could develop a nuclear bomb within months if U.S. military aid is slashed under former President Donald Trump.
Is Ukraine 'months away' from building a nuclear bomb?
Recent reports claim Ukraine could develop a basic nuclear bomb within months, using material from its existing power plants if Western support dwindles. However, officials have strongly denied these allegations,
Ukraine could build nuclear bomb in months if US reduces aid – The Times
Ukraine could develop a nuclear bomb within a few months if newly elected US President Donald Trump halts military aid to Kyiv, according to The Times. An analytical memo prepared for the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense suggests that Ukraine could quickly develop a basic plutonium-based device using technology similar to the Fat Man bomb dropped on
Ukraine ‘months away' from building nuclear bomb if Donald Trump cuts aid, report says
Ukraine could develop a nuclear weapon using similar technology to the bomb that the US detonated over Nagasaki in 1945, a new report says.
Ukraine could develop nuclear bomb in months if Trump pulls aid
The weapon would be built from plutonium and use similar technology to the nuclear bomb dropped on Nagasaki in 1945, the report prepared for the country's Ministry of Defence stated.
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